Prima

Derived from 'first'; often signifying the primary or the best.

Primaveira

Meaning 'spring', associated with the season of renewal and rebirth.

Primavera

Meaning 'spring', symbolizing new growth and fresh beginnings.

Primeveire

A variant of Primavera, also meaning 'spring' and representing renewal.

Primina

A diminutive form of 'primus', meaning 'first'.

Primitivo

Meaning 'primitive' or 'original', often referring to natural or basic conditions.

Primo

Meaning 'first', often used in familial contexts for the eldest sibling.

Primrose

A flower that blooms in spring, symbolizing youth and beauty.

Primula

Primula means 'first' or 'the first flower of spring' in Latin.

Primus

Primus means 'first' in Latin, often used to denote the firstborn or the foremost in rank.

Prince

Prince refers to 'the son of a monarch' in English.

Princess

Princess refers to 'the daughter of a monarch' in English.

Princeton

Princeton means 'town of the prince' and is derived from Old English.

Princy

Princy is a diminutive form of 'princess' and denotes a little princess or someone of royal lineage.

Prior

Prior refers to 'the first' or 'superior' in Latin.

Pris

Pris is a diminutive of Priscilla, meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable' in Latin.

Prisca

Prisca means 'ancient' or 'venerable' in Latin, associated with someone wise or mature.

Priscila

Priscila is a variation of Priscilla, meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable' in Latin.

Priscilla

Priscilla means 'ancient' or 'venerable' in Latin, often associated with wisdom.

Priscille

Priscille is a variation of Priscilla, meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable' in Latin.

Prisco

Derived from 'Prisco', meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable' in Latin.

Priska

Meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable', derived from the Latin 'priscus'.

Priskilla

A variation of 'Priscilla', meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable'.

Prissy

A diminutive form of 'Priscilla', often signifying a refined or delicate nature.

Pro

Derived from Latin meaning 'for' or 'in favor of', often indicating support or promotion.

Probert

Means 'famous and bright', derived from elements indicating fame and brightness.

Proctor

Originally an occupational name for a steward or an agent.

Prodan

Means 'gift' in Slavic languages, often associated with benevolence.

Profit

Indicates financial gain or benefit, often used metaphorically as a positive outcome.

Proinsias

Equivalent to Francis, meaning 'Frenchman' or 'free man', commonly associated with St. Francis.

Prokhor

Means 'the one who praises' in Slavic languages, often referring to a religious context.

Prom

Shortened form related to promise, suggesting hope or commitment.

Promise

Indicates a declaration or assurance, often related to commitments in relationships.

Prudence

Derived from Latin, meaning 'caution' or 'wisdom.'

Prudencia

Spanish form of Prudence, meaning 'caution' or 'wisdom.'

Prudens

Derived from Latin, meaning 'wise' or 'prudent.'

Prudentia

Latin name meaning 'wisdom' or 'prudence.'

Prudie

A diminutive form of Prudence, meaning 'caution' or 'wisdom.'

Prue

A diminutive form of Prudence, meaning 'caution' or 'wisdom.'

Prunella

Derived from Latin, meaning 'little plum.'

Prvce

Prvce means 'firstborn' in Czech.

Pryce

Pryce means 'the son of the priest' in Welsh.

Prynne

Prynne is derived from a surname or place name, meaning 'priest' in Old English.

Pryor

Pryor means 'former or prior' and is derived from the Old French word 'prieur', which denotes a monastic leader.

Psarlay

Psarlay is derived from the words related to 'psalm' in Christian context.

Pucela

Pucela means 'virgin' in Spanish, often linked to purity and innocence.

Pudel

Pudel translates to 'poodle' referring to the dog breed in German.

Puengi

Puengi means 'to be decorated' or 'to adorn oneself' in some Nigerian languages.

Pulloc

Pulloc is derived from the word 'pulu' which means 'pure cotton material.'

Pura

Pura means 'pure' in Italian, signifying innocence or cleanliness.

Purcell

The name means 'from the pear tree well'.

Purdy

Purdy means 'having a nice appearance' or 'pretty' in Old French, commonly used in English-speaking countries.

Pureza

Pureza means 'purity' in Spanish.

Purificacion

Purificacion means 'purification' in Spanish, often associated with religious contexts.

Purity

Purity directly refers to the state or quality of being pure, often used in Christian contexts.

Purl

Purl refers to a type of stitch but does not have a direct meaning as a name. It is also associated with 'a twist or curl'.

Purlie

Purlie is a diminutive form of Purl, often used as a playful or affectionate name.

Purnell

Derived from a surname meaning 'from Purnell' in Middle Ages England.

Purnelle

A variation of Purnell, it signifies femininity in contrast to the surname.

Pushkin

Derived from a diminutive form of 'Pushka,' typically referring to a small cannon, often associated with the famous poet Alexander Pushkin.

Puskin

A name primarily associated with the famous poet Alexander Pushkin; often interpreted as 'of Pushkin'.

Putnam

Putnam is of English origin meaning 'dweller by a pond'.

Pyers

A variant of the name 'Piers', meaning 'rock' or 'stone'.

Pylyp

The name means 'lover of horses'; it is the Ukrainian form of Philip.

Pyn

The name means 'to ponder' or 'to meditate'.

Pyper

The name means 'flute player' or 'piper' in English.

Pyrrhus

The name means 'red-haired' or 'flame-colored'.

Qeshaun

A modern variation of a name often associated with strength and uniqueness.

Qiana

Means 'gracious and divine.'

Quade

Son of Uaid; historically signifies lineage and heritage in Irish culture.

Quaid

Descendant of the powerful one; often linked to leadership and nobility in heritage.

Quanita

Derived from 'Quana', meaning 'the one who is a blessing'.

Quartilla

Derived from the word 'quattro', meaning 'four', often seen as a lucky number in various cultures.

Queen

The name signifies 'female ruler' or 'sovereign' in English.

Queena

It denotes 'queen' or 'woman of royal rank' in English.

Quelina

The name means 'queen' in Spanish derivation.

Quella

The name signifies 'that one' or 'the one' in Italian.

Quelle

It means 'source' or 'spring' in German.

Quena

The name signifies 'queen' in Spanish context.

Quenburga

The name means 'battle fortress' in Old Germanic.

Quenby

The name means 'womanly' or 'queen's estate' derived from Old Norse components.

Quendreda

The name combines elements meaning 'counsel' and 'strength,' reflecting wisdom and power.

Quene

The name means 'queen,' indicating regal stature and feminine strength.

Queneua

This name is a variation of 'queen,' symbolizing royalty and grace.

Quenie

The name signifies 'queen' or 'noblewoman,' highlighting noble heritage and grace.

Quenild

The name combines elements translating to 'wise' and 'noble,' emphasizing intelligence and stature.

Quenilda

The name means 'brave queen' or 'strong ruler,' denoting leadership and courage.

Quenilla

Derived from 'queen,' it evokes femininity and royalty.

Queniua

A variation meaning 'queen,' highlighting noble femininity.

Quenna

The name signifies 'queen' or 'female ruler,' symbolizing authority.

Quennell

A surname derived as a first name, meaning 'from the queen's hill' or 'of the queen's estate.'

Quent

The name is a variant of 'Quentin,' meaning 'the fifth' or 'born in the fifth month.'

Quentin

The name means 'the fifth,' originally denoting the fifth child.

Quenton

A variation of 'Quentin,' meaning 'the fifth' or 'one born in the fifth month.'

Quentrell

Quentrell is a modern American name that signifies 'the one who is noble' derived from the name Quentin.

Quenyeve

Quenyeve is a variation of Genevieve, meaning 'tribe woman' or 'woman of the family' in Old French.

Quenylda

Quenylda provides a variant of the name Gwendolyn, meaning 'blessed ring' or 'white circle'.

Querijn

Querijn is derived from Quirinus, meaning 'spear' or 'warrior' in Latin.

Querube

Querube means 'cherub' in Spanish, representing a celestial being.

Questa

Questa means 'this' or 'the present one' in Italian.